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Title: | UTCP Lecture by Professor Richard Askay “Why 'Nothing Matters' in Heidegger's Zollikon Seminars?”終了しました |
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| Date: | 2014年8月22日（金）17:00-19:00 |
Place: | 14号館7階708号室 |
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※8月8日に予定されていたAskay教授の講演会は事情により当日中止となり、8月22日(金)17:00～19:00、14号館7階708号室にて改めて開催されることになりました。
UTCP Lecture by Professor Richard Askay
“Why 'Nothing Matters' in Heidegger's Zollikon Seminars?”
Lecturer
Prof. Richard Askay (Professor of Philosophy, The University of Portland, Oregon, USA.)
From 1959-1969 Heidegger offered some seminars in Zollikon, Switzerland on how his philosophy could serve as the most appropriate philosophical foundation for psychology and related disciplines. One of their major outcomes was the development of what has come to be called 'Daseinsanalysis.' It has become the most dominant psychoanalytic approach throughout the world. In this lecture I will discuss: a) the historical context of Heidegger's Zollikon Seminars; b) why they are so important for the psychological disciplines; c) the pivotal role of Heidegger's concept of 'the nothing' in them; and d) the role of the concept of bodily being in Heidegger's Zollikon Seminars.
Language: English｜Admission Free｜No Regislation Required
Organized by L2 project “Philosophy of Disability and Coexistence”, Uehiro Research Division for Philosophy of Coexistence, The University of Tokyo Center for Philosophy (UTCP)